As Dave suffers through a potential concussion, Erich and Mac try to decipher why Michael Cera became the breakout star of Arrested Development; define the 1980s Axis of Evil as Satanism, Refrigerators, and NASA; and discover that Steve Power lives in Bizarro World, and The Emmys ruin everything. Plus: Reviews of Henson's Place, Barbie: A Fashion Fairytale, Flash Forward, Smallville: Season 9, Movie and TV MMORPGs, High-Jumping Characters, and Shameless Marketing.

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With the fall television series rapidly approaching, Michael pays a visit to the set of CBS' Rules of Engagement for an open and honest talk with David Spade about the series, the entertainment business, 8 Simple Rules, SNL, Chris Farley, and more.

Kent and Michelle remain AWOL for a third consecutive week, but Michael and Melissa step in to stop the bleeding, with talk of The Emmys; the new cast of Dancing with the Stars; a look back at the summer movie and TV seasons; trouble for Paris, Lindsay, and Sly; and a look ahead to Labor Day weekend. Enjoy!

In a rare flashback episode, Clark revisits the eerie sounds of cinematic horror, spotlighting music from Wait Until Dark, Tales from the Hood, Spider Baby, The Stendhal Syndrome, The Orphanage, Damien: Omen II, Candyman, Darkness Falls, The Ninth Gate, The Fog, and The Nightmare Before Christmas. Enjoy!

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Our resident contrarian a-holes (Dave Johnson and Dan Mancini) are back, armed to the teeth with Judge Mike Rubino in tow, to take down anyone who dares claim that Rambo III is an inferior action film.

Lock and load, as a freshly buff Judge Patrick Bromley and new co-host Mark Ahn let loose their roid rage on Sylvester Stallone's latest action-packed epic The Expendables.

Erich gets around to watching Memento, Mac chainsmokes Dexter, and Dave reveals his teen girl crush on Vampire Diaries. Plus: Reviews of Lost: Season Six, Ben 10 Alien Force: Volume 8, Roger Corman's Starcrash on Blu-ray, Unimposing villains, Lovable bad guys, and favorite fictional islands.

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Steve and Jon tackle this episode Co-op style while Adam ventures across the frozen tundra of Greenland to rescue rare sea birds. Jon's been playing a lot of Ys Seven on his PSP, and Steve got a little quality time in with Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days, Mafia II, and makes a second attempt at Final Fantasy XIII. They both have some early thoughts on the first hour or so of Metroid: Other M to share as well. After that comes discussion of Gamescom, Europe's biggest video game conference. What rocked? What sucked? Listen and learn. This one is much better than the last time we let these two run an episode. Blast Processing theme song by Dan "String Vulture" Moore

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It's two for the price of one this week, as Clark places the spotlight on composers Vic Mizzy and Billy May. In addition to spotlighting such well-known works as The Addams Family, The Green Hornet, and The Ghost and Mr. Chicken, the show also explores some of the duo's less well-known music from outside the world of film and television. Enjoy!

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Judge Mike Rubino becomes the latest inductee into the realm of contrarian a-holery, joining Dave and Dan on the ice for a slapshot defense of the Jean-Claude Van Damme hockey epic Sudden Death. And don't forget to visit the show's official Facebook fan page.